From: Jason M. <jmc...@li...> - 2000-10-01 04:44:40
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This patch is for Linux-2.4.x This kernel patch will allow you to have a full-screen boot logo in any FBcon supported video mode, except for VGA text mode. After applying the patch, you simply need to answer `Y' to `Custom boot logo' under the Framebuffer Support options. Then, place your custom boot_logo.ppm into linux/Documentation/boot_logo.ppm When you recompile your kernel, the boot_logo.ppm file will be reconstructed into a 214 color, 16 color, and 2 color B&W include file in linux/drivers/video/boot_logo.h When you boot into the logo-enabled kernel, the logo will be automatically centered on your framebuffer, and you will have 2 lines of kernel/init status at the bottom of your screen. Like the std. ``penguin'' logo, your custom logo will be repeated horizontally for however many processors your have on your system, or however many logos will fit - whichever is smaller. To remove the logo from the screen, simply switch away from, them back to, the original boot-up VT. Comments, suggestions, patches, etc. are welcome. -- Jason McMullan, Senior Linux Consultant, Linuxcare, Inc. 412.422.8077 tel, 412.656.3519 cell, 415.701.0792 fax jmc...@li..., http://www.linuxcare.com/ Linuxcare. Support for the revolution. |